Melissa Debling once again inspires us to keep working late into the evening hours
To wit . . . Here are some of the most important Kansas City links we're checking right now . . .
- Kansas City Westside Still Waiting On Infrastructure Improvements And Now White People Are Complaining: 17th St. underpass remains in the dark
- Paul Davis Already Disappoints: Gay-rights advocates upset with Kansas Democrat's response to anti-gay marriage bill
- Kansas Could Soon Speed Up Killing: Senate votes to expedite executions
- Suburbanite Second In Command: Leonard Jones Jr. is the sole candidate for Grandview mayor
- Internets Illusion Of Transparency: Kansas City conducts first public tweet-along involving city budget
- Shawnee Digital Detective Lady: Woman tracks stolen computer on Craigslist ad
- Gambling On Another Effort For Soldiers Who Are Down On Their Luck: The Missouri House has given first-round approval to a measure that would create a separate lottery ticket to fund veterans' programs.
- Arsty Second Act: KC's Jane Chu nominated to lead National Endowment for the Arts
- Never Too Young To Speculate: Woman's young age doesn't stop her real estate success
- Kansas City's EPIC History: Langston Hughes’ Kansas City Connections
Once again, this is tonight's OPEN THREAD for all topics off and otherwise . . .
Internets Illusion Of Transparency: Kansas City conducts first public tweet-along involving city budget
ReplyDeleteIsn't that cute. City Hall is twittering to it's peoples.
There's nothing quite like the limitations of 140 character Twitter to give Sly and the gang the opportunity to blow questions off while making believe they care about what residents think.
ReplyDeleteIt's all a part of the new creative class environment!
What shell's the pea under?
Who's going to use the hook to get this act off the stage?
If the State really wants to help Veterans how about gagging those fucking bureaucrats who keep trying to take away the very rights we all defended ... bureaucratic sonzabitches!
ReplyDeleteYou dont understand budgets do you?
ReplyDeleteI'm finding it hard to believe that a great writer born in Lawrence, KS inspired to greatness because LK was so great. But I can understand how a famous writer could die broke in Lawrence, KS?
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